After Santa landed his helicopter at Columbus Park, it was time for the 48th North End Christmas Parade. Hundreds watched the Christmas Parade wind through the neighborhood streets. Two marching bands played holiday music while costumed characters took pictures with the kids. Of course, it’s not a parade without antique cars and fire trucks. The parade is dedicated in memory of James “Jimmy” Pallotta and sponsored by the North End Athletic Association in association with the Taste of the North End, Nazzaro Center, North End Against Drugs and Mayor’s Office of Tourism and Special Events. Buon Natale!
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although Paul Cuccinatti put big effort into trying to get North End Marching Band to perform, another year with no invite for the Band that chose the neigborhood name to march under
SHAME 20 years and counting.
Mano
Mano I know of you probably ofc know my dad but every year marching and seeing your band is amazing and respectable #1 other than Roma. It is odd the Christmas one hasn’t invited the band, they always play well, will miss Eric. 20 years is a long time and more to come.